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Old January 23rd, 2004, 01:36 AM
Michael McCaugherty
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Default Fishing Scotland

G'day,

There is the possibility that I may be in Scotland this May. Would there be
any advice out there about the possibility of wetting a line in the land of
Robbie Burns?

I am planning to give fly fishing a try this summer. Would taking an
inaugural fly fishing expedition in the highlands be asking too much?

Michael


 




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